Call for Chapter: ‘Intersection of Law and Artificial Intelligence in Indian and Global Text’: Submit by Aug 20!

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About the Book

The book explores how AI impacts various aspects of legal practice, including research, writing, due diligence, and litigation. It also highlights AI’s potential to significantly enhance access to legal services and affordability in India, particularly considering the vast legal aid gap.

This promising aspect of AI in the legal sector is a beacon of hope for the future.

Themes

The Legal Status of AI Agents
AI-Powered Tax Planning and Optimization Strategies
AI and Legal Ontologies: Building the Blocks of Machine-Readable Law
AI and Predictive Justice: Algorithmic Risk Assessment and Beyond
AI and Neurotechnology: Legal Implications of Brain-Computer Evidence in Court
Monitoring Environmental Compliance with AI-Enabled Sensor Networks
Navigating Data Privacy Concerns in AI-Driven Personalized Medicine
AI in mediation, arbitration, and online dispute resolution platforms.
Legal implications of AI automation for employment law, social security, and the gig economy.
AI and Smart Contracts: The Future of Self-Executing Agreements
Role of AI in Child Custody Decisions & Family Law Proceedings
Legal research vis-à-vis aids of technology and artificial intelligence
Introduction of artificial intelligence in law enforcement procedures
Modernisation of the case management system and justice delivery with the use of artificial intelligence
Enhancement of access to justice in collaboration with AI tools
Incorporation of the tools of AI in the discourse of legal education
Case studies of intellectual property rights in the field of publication industry in the light of artificial intelligence

Submission Guidelines

The chapter should be 6,000 to 10,000 words (including footnotes).
Co-authorship is allowed for up to three co-authors.
Citation Format: Authors are requested to use footnotes only. Footnotes should conform to the ILI Style

Formatting Guidelines

The chapter should be double-spaced in Times New Roman 12-point font.
The Main Title should be in full capitals, bold and centred with a 12-point font.
Sub-titles should be in sentence case, bold and 12-point font. Authors’ names should be in small capitals and centred in 12-point font.
Footnotes should be in Times New Roman 10-point font.

Who is it for?

Submissions shall only be made by Legal Professionals, Academicians, PhD. Scholars, Researchers, Advocates, Lawyers and Corporate Counsels. UG/PG. Students shall refrain from sending book chapter proposals.